Column: Reform Not Revenge
It appears that in the House of Delegates the Republicans will have a 53 to 47 majority.
Reform
Children's & Teens' Connection 2021
Please send all submissions via email by Friday, Dec. 3. This edition publishes Dec 15.
Children's Connection
‘We Welcome Anybody – the Broken, the Wounded’ in Fairfax
The Lamb Center honors its guests, looks to the future.
Lamb Center
‘Families Working Hard But Struggling to Make Ends Meet'
Britepaths needs donations to feed hungry residents.
Feeding hungry residents
Be Dazzled: Family entertainment for Thanksgiving Weekend
Lightwire Theater presents ‘A Very Electric Holiday’
Theater production
Opinion: Schools Lost on Nov. 2
Opinion on schools
Republican Sweep
Democrats lose statewide for the first time since 2009.
Virginia has a long tradition of offering a counterpoint to presidential elections starting after the election of Democrat Jimmy Carter for president in 1976.
‘An Emotional Core that’ll Resonate with People’ in Fairfax
Fairfax High presents Harry Potter-themed play, ‘Puffs.’
Puffs play
Chief Puts Brakes on Pursuits in Fairfax
Police pursued 580 vehicles from 2017-2020; 451 were for traffic offenses.
Police persuits
Thank You for Being a Friend
Women find comradery, support and fun though weekly art group.
Women comradery
Improving Travel for Bicyclists and Pedestrians
Residents comment on Fairfax City’s multimodal plan for Old Lee Highway.
Old Lee Hwy
Employment Creates Dignity, Self-Worth, Hope for Future in Fairfax
City Jobs becomes international model against homelessness.
Jobs in Fairfax
Leadership Fairfax Launches Equity Council
Leadership
‘Our Natural Resources Are Too Important to Squander’ in Fairfax
Responding to residents, Fairfax City presses pause on proposed trail that would have removed 400 trees.
trees